New-England's ra
New-England's rarities discovered
作者：Josselyn, John, active 1630-1675; Tuckerman, Edward, 1817-1886 [Annotator]
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共 33 题- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
- NEW-ENGLAND’S RARITIES.
- RARITIES
- BOSTON: PRESS OF JOHN WILSON AND SON.
- BOSTON, MAY 15, 1865.
- INTRODUCTION.
- RARITIES
- IN
- Together with
- LASTLY
- RARITIES
- First, Of Birds.[34]
- Secondly, Of Beasts.[45]
- 2. The River _Turtle_, which are venomous and stink.
- Of Insects.[105]
- 1. _Of such Plants as are common with us in_ ENGLAND.
- Jagged _Rose-penny-wort_.[127]
- The lesser _Clot-Bur_.[137]
- Red and black _Currans_.[188]
- 2. _Of such Plants as are proper to the Country._
- A Plant like _Knavers-Mustard_, called _New-England_ Mustard.[193]
- And I suspect _Adders Tongue_.[255]
- The great _Clot Bur_.[260]
- DESCRIPTION
- OF AN
- 1631. Mr. _Mavericke_ Minister at _Dorchester_ in _New-England_.[291]
- 1631. _John Wilson_ Pastor of _Charles_ Town.[291]
- This Year a strange multitude of _Caterpillers_ in _New-England_.[295]
- NOTE.
- The book is reprinted literally, except in the following items:—
- FOOTNOTES:
- [153] The “Filix mas, or male ferne,” of
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE